Equibar Mobility
All-natural nutrition bar for muscle and joint support
Equibar Mobility must be integrated daily into the nutrition of an active horse. Regular use helps reduce muscle inflammation and has painkilling and anti-inflammatory action in the joints affected by cartilage degeneration caused by arthrosis.
The use of Equibar Mobility is recommended for horses susceptible to arthrosis, arthritis from stress, fatigue, and muscle pain. In healthy horses, it helps with muscle recovery after intense exercise.
Equibar Mobility is a formula that combines the important active ingredients of Boswellia, Turmeric, and Fenugreek, to support optimum muscular function and alleviate joint pain associated with cartilage degeneration.
The advantages of using Equibar Mobility:
• Reduced joint pain.
• Improved joint mobility.
• Quick muscle recovery after intense exercise.
Tested on horses affected by joint and muscle illnesses, especially those susceptible to arthrosis, arthritis, and muscle overload, the product has been proven to reduce joint pain, improve joint mobility, and assist in quick muscle recovery after intense exercise.
• Improved joint mobility.
• Quick muscle recovery after intense exercise.
Tested on horses affected by joint and muscle illnesses, especially those susceptible to arthrosis, arthritis, and muscle overload, the product has been proven to reduce joint pain, improve joint mobility, and assist in quick muscle recovery after intense exercise.
Equibar Mobility prevents inflammation in the joints:
• The thoracic-lumbar-sacral back regions
• The fetlock, pastern, and coronet regions, or rather, the interphalangeal joints and metacarpal/metatarsal phalanges
• The knee region (carpus)
• The stifle region
• The hock region
• The fetlock, pastern, and coronet regions, or rather, the interphalangeal joints and metacarpal/metatarsal phalanges
• The knee region (carpus)
• The stifle region
• The hock region
Product FAQs
Equibar Mobility
Whenever you want during the day, following the indicated dosage. Equibar Mobility can be administered in its entirety, like a biscuit, or crumbled in the trough together with feed or Wafer Fioc.
Equibar Mobility prevents inflammation in the joints. Equibar Mobility is recommended in the following cases:
• Arthrosis (shown in the x-ray with the presence of osteophytes);
• Limping caused by inflammation in the joints;
• Back pain in the muscles caused by intense exertion;
• Muscle recovery.
• Arthrosis (shown in the x-ray with the presence of osteophytes);
• Limping caused by inflammation in the joints;
• Back pain in the muscles caused by intense exertion;
• Muscle recovery.
700 g box (24.7 oz) – Around one month
2.5 kg box (5.51 lb) – Around 3 months
2.5 kg box (5.51 lb) – Around 3 months
Equibar Mobility contains medicinal herbs with effective anti-inflammatory properties to support the well-being of horses’ muscles and joints. Being a complementary feed, it can be used continuously, compatibly with the indications of veterinarians.
The main cause of inflammation in a joint is physical exertion or exercis.
In the case of trail riding or picking back up after a period of rest, we recommend using Equibar Mobility at least two days before the exercise and up to three days after the activity, and continuing daily thereafter.
Arthrosis, or DJD (degenerative joint disease), is a degenerative disease with progressive deterioration and thinning of the joint cartilage in which changes to the bone can also be found. The most common areas affected are the interphalangeal joints, the fetlock joint, the hock, the stifle, and the spinal column. The most obvious x-ray evidence is the presence of osteophytes, which appear more frequently in young horses as random evidence, that is in the absence of a limp. Arthrosis is a degenerative disease that can arise in competitive horses under intense exertion, no matter what discipline is practiced. Arthritis is an acute inflammatory disease of the joints that can precede and accompany joint degeneration.
It can affect:
• The thoracic-lumbar-sacral back regions
• The fetlock, pastern, and coronet regions, or rather, the interphalangeal joints and metacarpal/metatarsal phalanges
• The knee region (carpus)
• The stifle region
• The hock region
It can affect:
• The thoracic-lumbar-sacral back regions
• The fetlock, pastern, and coronet regions, or rather, the interphalangeal joints and metacarpal/metatarsal phalanges
• The knee region (carpus)
• The stifle region
• The hock region
Not only old horses are affected by arthrosis, but the illness can also affect foals and young horses. In general, the pain caused by arthrosis affects horses that undergo intense sport or excessive physical exertion.
Arthrosis is diagnosed by a veterinarian at a clinical check-up at which the horse has an x-ray exam of the affected region. A horse could present some easily identifiable symptoms, including:
• Joint stiffness in walking and trotting, especially without warming up;
• Stiffness in the limbs in tight circles;
• Swelling and heat in the joints after exercise;
• Pain and stiffness in the limbs on hard terrain;
• In an advanced stage, excessive difficulty with hock flexion or of any of the affected joints, limping, and back pain.
• Joint stiffness in walking and trotting, especially without warming up;
• Stiffness in the limbs in tight circles;
• Swelling and heat in the joints after exercise;
• Pain and stiffness in the limbs on hard terrain;
• In an advanced stage, excessive difficulty with hock flexion or of any of the affected joints, limping, and back pain.
There is still no cure for this illness. There are therapeutic methods without side effects that can manage the pain, such as laser therapy and treatments that improve mobility and joint lubrication, such as stretching, special supplements, and Equibar Mobility. If the pain becomes especially strong or crippling, the veterinarian might decide to put the horse on anti-inflammatory medicine that can help limit the painful symptoms.
There are some important health routines to follow to guarantee the daily wellbeing of the horse. First of all, arthrosis can present itself as a limp, or rather, an inflammation in the joints caused by the presence of osteophytes, which cause the animal pain.
The following recommendations should not substitute the advice of a veterinarian, but they can limit arthrosis pain and improve the wellbeing of the horse.
• Adjusting the horse’s shoeing and balance for a better stance;
• Adjusting nutrition and watching body weight so excessive weight does not hurt the joints;
• Regular muscle exercise to maintain muscle tone and support the joints;
• Stretching to improve mobility and joint lubrication;
• Not leaving the horse in its stall for too many hours; a short walk or an hour of work can restore muscle and joint movement, improving physical health;
• Maintaining the terrain on which the horse works and the variations in soft and hard terrain, avoiding continuous work on excessively hard or soft surfaces to relieve strained muscles and joints.
There are some important health routines to follow to guarantee the daily wellbeing of the horse. First of all, arthrosis can present itself as a limp, or rather, an inflammation in the joints caused by the presence of osteophytes, which cause the animal pain.
The following recommendations should not substitute the advice of a veterinarian, but they can limit arthrosis pain and improve the wellbeing of the horse.
• Adjusting the horse’s shoeing and balance for a better stance;
• Adjusting nutrition and watching body weight so excessive weight does not hurt the joints;
• Regular muscle exercise to maintain muscle tone and support the joints;
• Stretching to improve mobility and joint lubrication;
• Not leaving the horse in its stall for too many hours; a short walk or an hour of work can restore muscle and joint movement, improving physical health;
• Maintaining the terrain on which the horse works and the variations in soft and hard terrain, avoiding continuous work on excessively hard or soft surfaces to relieve strained muscles and joints.
Boswellia is a tree native to the Middle East and North Africa. A rich resin with beneficial properties is extracted from its bark. This resin is known for its natural anti-inflammatory properties, which facilitate proper join function and develop cartilage protection, slowing the process of degeneration caused by arthritis.
Turmeric is a plant that originates in Southeast Asia, largely used in the culinary and phytotherapeutic fields. Turmeric has become well known for its beneficial properties. A powder is taken from its root, which has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and detoxifying properties. It additionally helps stimulate immune defense and plays an important part in maintaining bone health.
Fenugreek is a plant from Western Asia and North Africa that spontaneously grows in coastal and submontane environments. Extract from its seeds is rich in mineral salts, protein, fats, and vitamins. The plant is used for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant powers that can naturally fight arthritis.
Turmeric is a plant that originates in Southeast Asia, largely used in the culinary and phytotherapeutic fields. Turmeric has become well known for its beneficial properties. A powder is taken from its root, which has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and detoxifying properties. It additionally helps stimulate immune defense and plays an important part in maintaining bone health.
Fenugreek is a plant from Western Asia and North Africa that spontaneously grows in coastal and submontane environments. Extract from its seeds is rich in mineral salts, protein, fats, and vitamins. The plant is used for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant powers that can naturally fight arthritis.
The Equibar line was designed to naturally support the well-being of horses as complementary feed, which is practical to be used because it is in a snack format. Equibar Mobility, Hemofluid and Adaptive, acting on different aspects of the well-being of horses, can be used in synergy. The different Equibar bars can be given to horses at the same time or in any case during the same day, respecting the recommended dosage for each. They can be fed in their entirety as a biscuit (also as a reward for horses) or crumbled in the manger in combination with feed or Wafer Fioc.
Complementary horse feed
Composition: Herbs mix 35% (Fenugreek, Turmeric, Boswellia), wheat flour type 0, fioretto corn flour, flakes of maize, flakes of barley, vegetable oils and fats, vanilla.
| TENORI ANALITICI – Analytical tenors Ténors analytique, Tenöre analytische, Componentes analíticos | ||
|---|---|---|
| Proteina grezza – Crude protein Protéines brutes, Rohprotein, Proteína bruta | 11,00% | |
| Oli e grassi grezzi – Crude fat Matières grasses brutes, Rohfett, Aceites y grasas brutas | 3,70% | |
| Cellulosa grezza – Crude fibre Fibre brute, Rohfaser, Fibra bruta | 2,80% | |
| Ceneri grezze – Crude ash Cendres brutes, Rohasche, Cenizas brutas | 1,60% | |
Did you know that…
Crude proteins: are the building blocks of the body and serve to build tissues and muscles.
Raw fats: are a source of energy and must be commensurate with the daily energy needs of animals.
Crude fibre (or raw cellulose): is essential for horses since it promotes chewing and therefore digestion and intestinal motility.
Crude ash: are the inorganic component, i.e. the minerals contained in the ingredients of food. They are called “crude ashes” because, if we incinerate the food, they would be the part that remains (the ash, in fact), while the organic component would be completely burned. For example: Calcium, Phosphorus, Magnesium.
Raw fats: are a source of energy and must be commensurate with the daily energy needs of animals.
Crude fibre (or raw cellulose): is essential for horses since it promotes chewing and therefore digestion and intestinal motility.
Crude ash: are the inorganic component, i.e. the minerals contained in the ingredients of food. They are called “crude ashes” because, if we incinerate the food, they would be the part that remains (the ash, in fact), while the organic component would be completely burned. For example: Calcium, Phosphorus, Magnesium.
Recommended use
Horses: 1 bar per day.
Foal and Pony: from 1/3 to 2/3 of a bar per day.
Foal and Pony: from 1/3 to 2/3 of a bar per day.
Guidolin Horses Tips
Always make plenty of fresh water available to your horse.
We recommend that you always follow the advice of your veterinarian for feeding your horse.
We recommend that you always follow the advice of your veterinarian for feeding your horse.
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
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| Formato en | 1 lt, 1,45 lb, 1,54 lb, 12,4 oz, 14 kg, 15 kg, 17 kg, 18 kg, 2 kg, 2.5 kg, 25 kg, 26 kg, 30×14 g, 30×24 g, 33,1 lb, 350 g, 4,4 lb, 4,41 lb, 5 lt, 5,51 lb, 55,1 lb, 600 g, 700 g, 8 kg, Box 20 kg |
